The Reformed Episcopal Church
The Reformed Episcopal Church is rooted in the authoritative Word of God and prioritizes biblical worship, evangelism, and discipleship. Dedicated to proclaiming salvation by grace through faith in Jesus Christ, the Church sees evangelism as primary for the growth of the church. It emphasizes corporate faith through a visible communion and upholds the historic creeds, sacraments, and liturgy of apostolic Christianity. Guided by the Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion and episcopal governance, the Reformed Episcopal Church faithfully continues the mission of the Gospel to a world in need of Christ’s saving grace.
Diocese of Mid-America REC
The Diocese of Mid-America (DMA) stands as a vibrant testament to the mission and heritage of the Reformed Episcopal Church. Established in 1995 through the merger of the Synod of Chicago and the Missionary Diocese of North America, the DMA spans 27 states, emphasizing evangelism, discipleship, and the growth of Christ's kingdom. With leaders like Bishop Ray Sutton and the late Bishop Royal Grote, the Diocese has expanded its reach, supporting parishes, forming new dioceses, and fostering theological education through Cranmer Theological House. Grounded in a missionary spirit, the DMA continues to equip churches and believers with tools for ministry and to advance the Gospel through initiatives like REC100, dedicated to church planting and revitalization.
Daughters of the Holy Cross, Church of the Holy Communion, Holy Communion Daughters (Subchapter)
St. Mark the Evangelist Anglican Church was planted as a daughter church of the Church of the Holy Communion (CHC) in Dallas, Texas, reflecting CHC’s ongoing mission to expand the Kingdom of God through church planting. Inspired by CHC’s commitment to biblical and traditional Anglican worship, St. Mark’s carries forward the vision of its parent church by nurturing a community rooted in the historic Christian faith. With guidance and support from CHC, St. Mark’s has become a vibrant parish that continues to grow and serve as a beacon of the Gospel in its community.
Worship with Us
Join us for Biblical worship, study, and fellowship. We currently meet in the sanctuary of Christ the King Lutheran Church in Waxahachie.
The Order of Morning Prayer
Sundays at 9:45 am
Coffee and Catechesis
Sundays at 10:30 am
Holy Communion
Sundays at 12:00 pm and Thursdays at 6:00 pm
